Editorial Wargaming News The Tragedy of the Girl by Ian Piper The Knight, The Horse and The Crane by Anthony Clipsom Charles Grant’s 50th Anniversary Refights No. 3: The Granicus by Phil Sabin Achlys: Approaching Combat Through The Fog of War by Kim Selkfield Running a Simple Wargames Campaign by Mark Wilson Tactica II Part 9 - Later Western Imperial Romans vs Visigoths by Simon Watson Battle for the Holy Land - A DBM battle report by John Graham-Leigh Selecting my Samnite Army by Gavin Person Mucking About With DBA 3.0 by Dave Hollin A Few Thoughts on Playing Little Wars TV’s ‘Age of Hannibal’ by Alex Aimette Review of Rollin Mats Game Mats by David Smith Review of Cromarty Forge Wargaming Figures (15mm) by Keith Murphy Enemies of Rome (Philip Matyszak) Book Review by David Kay Slingers and Sling Bullets (Lawrence Keppie) Book Review by Adrian Nayler# Deploying A Roman Army (Duncan B. Campbell) Book Review by Adrian Nayler Fortifying a Roman Camp (Duncan B. Campbell) Book Review by Adrian Nayler King Arthur and The Battle for Britannia (Tony Sullivan) Book Review by Dave Hollin |
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Editorial Nominations for the Society Officers and Committee Slingshot Editor Announcement Wargaming News A Very Late Salute by Dave Hollin Vae Victis - or Armati in Rome by Dr John Radley Charles Grant 50th Anniversary Refights No.2 - Plataea by Phil Sabin The Maccabean Revolt: Seven Games in an Evening Using C&C by Steve Neate A Love Letter to Slingshot and Wargaming by Alistair Duncan How do you store yours? The Battle Nechtansmere/Dunnichen 685AD Part One By David Russell Palm Sunday Battle, 1461 AD - A Scenario for Blood Red Roses by Adrian Nayler Tactica II Part 8 - Caesarian Romans vs Britons by Simon Watson Cards as a Ruleset Mechanism by Dave Hollin Waxing Lyrical by Anthony Clipsom Onus! Terrain and Fortresses Expansion Pack Review by Dave Smith Hail Caesar Epic Battles ‘Hannibal’ Box-Set First Impressions Review by Dave Hollin Age of Penda Wargames Rules Review by Harry Hudrow A Mighty Fleet and the King’s Power Book Review by Mick Hessian Roman Conquests: Asia Minor, Syria, and Armenia Book Review by Gavin Pearson The Hillforts of Iron Age Wales Book Review by David Kay Persians - The Age of Great Kings Book Review by David Kay |
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Editorial The Society of Ancients Convention October 2024 by Richard Lockwood Wargaming News The Pros and Cons of 3D Printing by Connor Truby Charles Grant 50th Anniversary Refights No.1 - Marathon by Phil Sabin Casting for a Pod by Dave Hollin We Set Sails and Hauled our Oars by Nick Harbud Refighting Ilipa 206BC with “Table Battles” by Bruno Servili Battle Day 2024: Ilipa 206BCE by Andrew Parrock A Round-up of Battleday 2024 by Jeremy Giles Tactica II Part 7 - Republican Romans vs Carthaginians by Simon Watson Middle Kingdom Egyptian Axemen by Steven Neate A Tale of Three Towers by David Kay Onus! Traianus Boardgame Review by David Smith Page Citizens of Rome - 28mm Figure Review (Wargames Atlantic) by Gavin Pearson Forgotten Castles of Wales and the Marches Book Review by David Kay Weapons, Warriors and Battles of Ancient Iberia Book Review by Duncan Head |
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Editorial Wargaming News The Young Alexander by Dave Watson 3D Printing and a lesson in humility by Dave Hollin Romans and Rivals (Ilipa!) by Nick Harbud Ilipa with a twist by Simon MacDowall Ilipa fought with Lost Battles and Legion II by Phil Sabin Solo Tactics by David Kay The ‘I Claudian’ Invasion by Ian Piper Northern DBA Tournament by Paul Murgatroyd Tactica Part 6 - Alexandrian Macedonians v Later Achaemenid Persians by Simon Watson Old and Middle Kingdom Egypt Terrain Pieces by Steven Neates Thoughts from the Editor’s Hobby Room - Hobby Knives WiP 10mm and 28mm figure reviews Building Blocks of Tabletop Gaming Design by Dave Hollin The Generalship of Alexander The Great by Connor Truby And finally |
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Editorial A Word from our new President Richard Lockwood Battleday 2024 Update Alala Ruleset Launch Wargaming News Simon MacDowell Interview on Alala Ruleset Development Editor's Prizes for 2023 Blood Red Roses Ruleset Development by Adrian Naylor Gaugamela Part Three by Damian Baxter Slings and Slingers by John Hogan Fact vs Fun by Connor Truby Galley Warfare at the Society's Convention (2022) by Michael Lane Tactica Part 5 - Alexandrian Macedonians vs Later Achaemenid Persians by Simon Watson Blood Red Roses - a Battle Report and Review (of sorts) by Gordon Garrard Developing the Portable Wargame - a Review by Martin Smith Rome's Third Samnite War Book Review by Gavin Pearson Rome Rules the Waves Book Review by Jim Webster Empires of the Steppes Book Review by Chris Hahn And finally |
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Editorial Society Notice - Battleday 2024 details Wargaming News Dicing with Death - Harry Dudrow St. Germanus of Auxerre by Jim Webster Gaugamela Part Two by Damian Baxter Battle Reports using 6mm figures - an observation by David Mason Peithon and the Baktrian Revolt by Bjorn Floderus Empire (SoA Boardgame) with Figures by John Graham-Leigh Tactica 2 Games - Part 4 - Classical Greeks vs Early Achaemenid Persians by Simon Watson 15mm Miniatures Review - Essex Old and Middle Kingdom Egyptians by Steven Neate 25mm Miniatures Review - Lamming Plus Figures by David Smith SAGA Book of Battles Rules Supplement Review by Ken Butt The Scythians Book Review by Gavin Pearson Agincourt - Battle of the Scarred King Book Review by Anthony Clipsom Painting Wargames Figures - Rome's Northern Enemies by Gavin Pearson And finally |
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Editorial Wargaming News Gaugamela - Deployment and Plans Part One Adrianople 378AD using Armati Rules Wargaming in the British Heroic Age A Society Convention 2023 Battle Report The Society of Ancients Convention 2023 Magnesia on My Mind Empire (a Society of Ancients boardgame) runthrough Tactica 2 Games - Part 3 - Neo-Assyrians vs Neo-Babylonians Three Ages of Rome - a rules review 15mm Miniatures Review - Peter Pig Parthian Peltasts 15mm Miniatures Review - Lanver Miniatures Greek Psiloi The Trojan War - Tragedy and Aftermath book review The Perfect Sword - Forging the Dark Ages book review Armies of Anglo-Saxon England 410 - 1066 book review And finally |
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Editorial Wargaming News Getting Started in Early Medieval Wargaming by James Morris Saint Ciera’s Missionary Expedition to China by Lawrence Greaves Battles of the British Heroic Age - Part 3 of A Dying Light in Britannia by Dave Hollin Seleucid and Graeco-Bactrian Frontier Policy in Central Asia by Ken Bell Tactica 2 Games Part 2 - New Kingdom Egyptians vs Sea Peoples by Simon Watson Tactica 2 games through the ages part 1- Ancient Sumer; Umma vs Kish Persian Tactical Problems by Gavin Pearson Adrianople Games Day by Les Ames Western Sudanese and Tuareg DBA armies during the Quarantine by Ilan Mitchell-Smith Wars of the Roses Painting Guide and General Musings by Simon Macdowall On Bloody Ground—A rules review by Dave Hollin A Very Quick look at 3D Printing by Dave Hollin 15mm Miniatures Review - Midianite Infantry by Steven Neate Alcibiades: Athenian Playboy, General and Traitor book review by Jim Webster The Medieval Crossbow book review by Anthony Clipsom The Wars of Justinian I book review by Duncan Head The Early Anglo-Saxon Kings book review by Dave Hollin And finally |
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Editorial Wargaming News Interview with John Lambshead What are the chances - pikes vs bows in DBA 3.0 Alexander the Great; the complete conqueror Wargaming 4th century BC hoplite warfare using 'Strength & Honour' A little 2nd Mantineia (6mm) Tactica 2 games through the ages part 1- Ancient Sumer; Umma vs Kish Pleasures and pitfalls of writing a scenario Khurasan 15mm miniatures review Essex Nubian and Libu infantry 15mm miniatures review A mini-15mm comparison follow-up The Macedonian Phalanx and The Greek Hoplite Phalanx book reviews The Rise of Persia & The First Greco-Persian Wars book review The Galatians book review The Battles of Antiochus the Great And finally |
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Society of Ancients Convention 2023 Editorial Interview with Simon McDowell If you go down to the woods today... Raining Arrows - the debate about the medieval arrow storm A Dying Light in Britannia part 2 15mm Figuare Comparisons and Wargaming the Dark Ages part 2 2023 SOA Membership Survey SOA Battle Day Round-up Mantinea with Alala Ruleset Mantinea with Spartans and Successors Harry Hurdow does Battle Day Hoplites in Messene Naval Gazing - a Comparison of Naval Rulesets 15mm Figures Review - Peter Pig Midianite Camels Ruleset Review - Hail Caesar 2nd Edition Book Review - A Military Life of Constantine the Great Book Review - The Legiones Cannenses Book Review - The Last Great War of Antinquity Why does it matter? - a plea from the committee
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Editorial The Society Officer and Committee Member Nominations notice Refighting 2nd Mantinea using Lost Battles and Legion II THe Battlefield of Adrianople 378AD Galloping Horse and Bounding Chariot Roman Special Forces and Special Operations Interview with Neville Dickinson The Third Battle of the Mandubian Hills Centrefold Miniature Painting Showcase Teutoburger Wald AD9 A Dying Light in Britannia Testing my Resolve rules review and battle report Deus Vult rules review part 2 (making the rules work) Plastic Soldier Company 15mm Huns review 25mm Lamming Miniatures Review 15mm comparison of Celtic chariot miniatures Alexander the Great book review Romans at War book review Deception in medieval warfare book review Sparta's Second Attic War book review |
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Editorial The Society’s online forum The SOA 2022 Championship result by Peter Barham Still Wargaming in Lockdown by Gordon Garrad Hiccups for Hoplites by David Kay Invitation to take part in the SOA 2023 Ruleset Survey (and a chance to win some dice!) Deus Vult Ruleset Review (Part 1) by Mark Wilson Interview with Mark Backhouse by Gordon Garrad DBx - DB’Wildered by Gordon Lawrence Home Grown Rules by David Kay The 2nd Battle of Mantineia (SOA Battle Day Pack) by Duncan Head SAGA (2022) Ruleset Review by Ken Butt Test of Honour ruleset review by Steven Neate Thracians and Dacians book review by Denis Grey Venetian War of 1487 book review by Duncan Head Ancient Battle Formations book review by Andreas Johansson The Galatians book review by Stephen Brennan |
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Editorial Guardroom Interview with Lorenzo Sartori Newbury and Reading Wargames Society and Colours - a short history Westbury Wars 2022 The Lamian War part 2 Hoplites at the SOA Conference 2022 Command & Colours Knockout Tournament at the SOA Conference 2022 My First Society of Ancients Article Selecting my Sassanid Aesthetic How I became the first non-UK member to win the SOA Championship A Hex on your terrain Horse Archer Units in Armati Shield Patterns at Second Mantinea SAGA - Age of Alexander supplement review Age of Hannibal rules review Strength and Honour rules review The Long War for Britannia book review The Field Campaigns of Alexander book review Empire of Horses book review Battle Day 2023 |
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Editorial Guardroom Society of Ancients Conference The Goths 2: From Alaric to Theoderic the Great by Michael Friedholm von Essen Restoring New Rome - the strategy and military of the Byzantine Empire in the mid-1100s by David Harvey Refighting Adrianople 378 AD with DBMM by Jens Peter Kutz Legion II Fast Play Expansion by Philip Sabin |
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Editorial Guardroom Adrianople with Comitatus by Simon MacDowell Pikes across the Millenia (part 2) by Philip Sabin 10mm miniatures and an odyssey to wargame Dark Age Britain in the ‘Age of Arthur’ by Dave Hollin The Lamian War Part 1 by Björn Floderus Interview with Herve Caille by Gordon Garrad Alexander’s Successors at War: How Eumenes Defeated the World’s Most Famous Commander by Tristan Hughes Leuctra 371 BC: The Destruction of Spartan Dominance reviewed by Steve Neates The Iliad and the Odyssey: The Trojan War: Tragedy and Aftermath reviewed by Jim Webster |
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Editorial Guardroom Pikes across the Millenia Part 1 Shields and Armour in Mycenaean Warfare Wargaming Adrianople Airfix Nostaglia Book Review: "The Highland Battles: Warfare on Scotland's Northern Frontier in the Early Middle Ages" by Chris Peers The Yumi at War Interview with Dan Mersey |
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Editorial Guardroom Ancients Awake from Slumber First Class Warriors at the Birth of the Roman Republic The Rise and Fall of Nomad Military Power, part 2 c. 1200 AD - 1600 AD - by Michael Fredholm von Essen Bosworth with Tree of Battles Book review of 'Richard III and the Battle of Bosworth' Slingshot interviews - Phil Barker
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Editorial The view from the editor's chair including thanks to those who responded to his pleas for articles to replenish the stock and a reminder about the wealth of interesting material that originates in that other source of erudite debate, the Society Forum (check it out). Guardroom Stephen Brennan serves up some fascinating material about late medieval Hebridean mercenaries as a useful extension to that provided by Anthony Clipsom in his recent article, "An Archer’s Tale". The Rise and Fall of Nomad Military Power, part 1 c. 1000 BC - 1200 AD - by Michael Fredholm von Essen Asiatic nomad armies created some of the greatest empires the world has ever seen. Michael Fredholm von Essen analyses the nomad strategy that eventually transformed them from tribal federations content with opportunistic raiding into empire builders. Solo Wargaming - by John Hastings Given the scattered nature of the Ancients wargaming community, plenty of wargamers have no choice but to adopt schizophrenia as a recreational modus operandi and play against themselves. John Hastings discusses how it is done. Slingshot interviews Simon Hall - by Gordon Garrad Mortem et Gloriam has become a very popular ruleset in the Ancients community. Slingshot interviews its creator, Simon Hall, and asks him about his wargaming background, rules writing career, his experience with MeG, his futures plans, the meaning of life, and so on... The Philistines are upon you - by Richard Andrews Heavily-equipped but unwieldy Philistines vs. lightly-armed but agile Jews is a classic gaming setup where terrain makes all the difference. Richard Andrews analyses the historical composition of the two armies and how it applies to the wargaming table. Game Mechanics and Realism - by Anthony Clipsom Everyone knows that realism and playability are at odds with each other. But is that really the case? Anthony Clipsom makes the argument that you can have your cake and eat it, with sufficiently plausible realism happily wedded to enjoyable gameplay.
Evesham ended the hopes of Simon de Montfort’s supporters (and the life of de Montfort himself). John Graham-Leigh plays a refight of the battle using DBM, with a convincing result. Assyrian 'Kallapani' - by Daniel McLaughlin Kallapani have been a standard part of Assyrian army lists but with highly variable properties. Daniel McLaughlin examines the evidence to see if we can know anything certain about them. Slingshot Book & Game Reviews Including reviews of:
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Guardroom Extras about archers and some corrections about Teutons. Oh! and actual details about the Battle Day. No, really. Roman Britain’s Lost IXth Legion - by Dr Simon Elliot So what really happened to the Ninth? Simon Elliot puts forward four plausible hypotheses: the legion was lost in Scotland; it was annihilated/disbanded in a London revolt; it was destroyed on the Rhine or in the east. He examines the evidence and one hypothesis emerges as most likely... When the Rules Don’t Work - Wargaming Hoplite Battles With Hail Caesar - by Gordon Lawrence Historical inaccuracy is the eternal bugbear of rulesets and Gordon Lawrence digs up quite a few of them in Hail Caesar, such as fixed unit sizes, Greek hoplite support lines, different parts of a phalanx moving at different speeds, and so on. Answer? A little rules tinkering... The Morale of the Armies at Cannae - by Andrew Parrock Everyone knows that morale is one of the most important elements in an army, but what exactly morale is and how it affects the different aspects of a unit’s cohesion and fighting ability is something that needs a closer look. Andrew Parrock does some close looking. Computer Wargaming - by David Mason Covid lockdowns have curtailed over-the-table wargaming to a great extent, with the result that internet gaming has become much more significant. David Mason examines computer wargaming and reviews the more popular Ancients and Mediaeval PC games. A Quick Trawl of the Net - by Retiarius Retiarus helps fellow lockdownees find a couple of the more useful websites that deal with pre-gunpowder wargaming, with the promise of more to come. Timoleon Brings the Thunder - by Chris Hahn Chris Hahn takes a close look at the Battle of Crimisus from the historical perspective in order to fine-tune the composition of the armies of Carthage and Timoleon as well as devise scenario-specific rules for the battle, to be played with l’Art de la Guerre. The Second Punic War in the Classroom - by Dr Max Nelson One good way to motivate students to study military history is get them to play it. Dr Nelson tries Professor Sabin’s Second Punic War simulation on his own class, with great success. Test of Resolve - Wars of the Roses - by David Knight Test of Resolve - Wars of the Roses is a newly-released ruleset designed specifically for that era, with careful attention paid to historical accuracy as well as playability. Wargaming through Lockdown - by Gordon Garrad Quite a few Ancients and Mediaeval wargamers have taken to using video conferencing software like Skype, Facetime and Zoom to play games. How does it work? Gordon Garrad describes how. The Sui-Eet Chinese Range - by Steve Neate Outpost Wargames and Essex Miniatures have a very impressive range of 15mm figures for the Sui and Tang Chinese dynasties, as the photos supplied by Steve Neate demonstrate. Slingshot Book & Game Reviews |
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The Roman Army Medical Service - by Dr Nick Summerton Bosworth with Bloody Barons - by Mark Wilson The Teutonic Order in the 13 Years’ War - by Andreas Johansson Norman Tactics - by Matthew Bennett The Tertii and the Quadii - by Mark Wilson An Archer’s Tale - by Anthony Clipsom The Great Revolt of the Egyptians - by Jim Webster Slingshot Interviews Rick Priestly - by Gordon Garrod Arabs vs Byzantines - by Ray Briggs Slingshot Book & Game Reviews |
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Over the TopNick Harbud analyses the last battle of the Hundred Years War, at the very end of the Society’s historical period, and discusses how to game it with some popular rulesets. Does Armour Matterby Mark Wilson. Armour is important, obviously, but just how useful were the different pieces of armour as fighting men with more means were better encased? Do rulesets accurately represent this? And do they accurately represent anything about warfare at all? And should they? And... Once more into the Breachby Ray Briggs. Wargamers, naturally, cannot help themselves when it comes to not liking everything about their favourite ruleset. And fixing it. And turning it into a new ruleset. Seleucid Elephants in 150BCThe Seleucids are commonly believed to have had no elephants between 162BC and 145BC. Jim Webster brings forward evidence that this was not the case and suggests tweaks to DBMM army lists for the Seleucid Empire that could be adapted to other rulesets. Absent GeneralsCreating an authentic fog of war joined to an equally authentic command structure has always been a big problem for wargamers. David Kay comes up with a creative solution, producing a trial scenario that got a thumbs up from his playtesters. CharaceneCharacene, as a distinct and sometimes independent political entity, existed for three and a half centuries and was an important regional power. Jim Webster suggests some amendments to army lists that better reflect its capabilities, especially its naval strength. How to Use Elephants in Tactica 2Before Xanthippus used them as a steamroller at Bagradas, elephants were usually deployed by Indians and later by the Successor States as an infantry screen. Simon Watson looks at why this was so, using Tactica 2 to demonstrate the efficacity of the elephant screen. |
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GuardroomNews and views Every Man's Handby Matthew Bennett and Roy Boss Garamantesby Jim Webster Going Back to Gaugamelaby Chris Hahn The Sound of Battleby Anthony Clipsom An Armati List for Cyrus the Greatby Rodger Williams Counting the Enemyby John Hastings Telamon in Anaheimby Andrew Gledhill T’angoed!by Nicholas Harbud Warfare in Antiquity Conferenceby Rodger Williams Slingshot Figure ReviewsSlingshot Book & Game Reviews |
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GuardroomNews and views Honour and LossPhil Sabin recounts his long and stimulating acquaintaince with Patrick Waterson that spanned 15 years and was the occasion of many fruitful discussions and debates. Sumerian Military Camel RidersSimon Watson takes a closer look at the standard assumption that camels were used in armies only from about 1000 BC and produces arguments for their being used by the Sumerians domestically and hence probably in a military context a millennium and a half earlier. What a WheelieChariots anyone? Here is an overview of a skirmish-level game that covers every aspect of the troop type that dominated warfare in the Fertile Crescent for millennia. And the rulest itself is downloadable for free! In the Lab with LegionsHow does one model the triplex acies legion on the gaming table? Chris Hahn sifts through Tactica II, Armati, Hail Caesar, Impetus and l'Art de la Guerre to ascertain which ruleset best replicates the iconic formation that created the Roman Empire. Making 15mm Siena Military CompaniesSiennese Contrade make for an interesting army list, comprising militia spearmen, pavesari, crossbowmen, javelinmen, archers and knights—and not forgetting the carroccio. Richard Lockwood describes how he created an army that is as pretty as it is authentic. Refighting CannaeAs every wargamer knows, Cannae is one of the toughest battles to recreate on the wargaming table in a way that even remotely replicates history. Using l'Art de la Guerre, Dan Hazelwood sets up a game scenario that promises not only historicity but also balanced gameplay. Aquae Sextiae with DBAUsing Big Battle DBA, Andy Offen manages to recreate an historical outcome between Marius's legions and their historical enemies, the Teutones and Ambrones, though the question of whether Marian Romans were better than Polybian Romans is still to be answered. Slingshot Book & Game Reviews
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Editorial - In Memoriam Patrick WatersonGuardroomBosworth Field 1485 Battle Pack - by Richard LockwoodBosworth Field is one of the most significant battles in English history, yet some details of the engagement are frustratingly unclear, even to the location of the battlefield—until recently. Richard Lockwood gives the findings of contemporary research. The French at Bosworth - by Duncan HeadThe French contingent at Bosworth was an important part of Henry’s army, but how large was it and how was it equipped? Duncan trawls through the sources to give a nuanced picture of mixed-arms infantry that were the beginnings of a French standing army. Tactica II - A Personal Perspective - by Simon WatsonFor Simon Watson, Tactica II strikes the ideal balance between ease of play, historical feel, the player’s decision-making, aesthetics, and the richness of troop diversity. Providing Your Warhorses - by Jim WebsterHeavy cavalry has always been expensive, but Jim Webster shows just how expensive it was for the Frankish kingdom to raise good quality warhorses. Numbers in Some Roman Battles - by Julian LorrimanThe standard wisdom is that Gallic armies consisted of vast numbers of warriors. But reading between the lines in the sources, Julian Lorriman comes up with a different picture. Trouble in Paradise - by David BeattyA good bout of bloody warfare in the peaceful islands of Hawaii where visitors in the 15th century were more likely to be met with spears than wreaths. In One Side, Out the Other - by Chris HahnInterpenetration—one unit passing through another—in most wargaming rules is limited to psiloi and sometimes light horse. But in the past other troop types possessed this ability. Chris Hahn examines the evidence to see which ruleset best replicates the historical record. |
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